HIGHWAY PATROL

GROUP (HPG)
Guardian of the Highways
INTRODUCTION:
BRIEF HISTORY 01
MISSION AND
VISION 02
TOPIC 04 ORGANIZATIONAL
STRUCTURE
GOALS AND
OBJECTIVES 03 CONTENTS
05 RANK
CLASSIFICATION

06 SALARY
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INTRODUCTION: BRIEF HISTORY
All about Highway Patrol…
What is Highway Patrol?
A highway patrol is either a police unit created

primarily for the purpose of overseeing and enforcing

traffic safety compliance on roads and highways, or a

detail within an existing local or regional police agency

that is primarily concerned with such duties.

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MISSION AND VISION
Highway Patrol Group (HPG)
 VISION

A safe highway conducive to economic growth through

efficient and effective services of professional, dynamic, and
highly motivated Highway Patrol Group.
 MISSION

To enforce pertinent laws, prevent and control crimes,

maintain peace and order, and ensure public safety along the
highways with the active support of the community.
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GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
Highway Patrol Group (HPG)
 Highway Patrol’s Goals and Objectives:
Peaceful, Safe, Self-reliant and development-denominated communities;

Improve performance of local governments in governance,

administration, social and economic developments and environmental
management;

Sustain peace and order condition and ensure public safety.

the Highway Patrol Group is also responsible for going after

criminals involved in carjacking, highway robbery, and hijacking
cases, among others.
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ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
Highway Patrol Group (HPG)
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RANK CLASSIFICATION
Highway Patrol Group (HPG)
 MODIFIED PNP RANK CLASSIFICATION

 The Philippine National Police (PNP) has officially started implementing its

modified rank classification more than a month after the signing of

Republic Act (RA) 11200 on February 8.
 A memorandum order pertaining to the Implementing Rules and
Regulations (IRR) of the RA 11200 was issued by Police Lieutenant General
Camilo Pancratius Cascolan, the Chief Directorial Staff (PNP-TCDS), dated
March 25.
 MODIFIED PNP RANK CLASSIFICATION

 The memo also provided the correct format when writing the new rank or

name nomenclature for police commissioned officers (PCOs) and police

non-commissioned officers (PNCOs).
According to the memo, the new ranks shall be:
Commissioned Officers
OLD RANK NEW RANK
DIRECTOR GENERAL - POLICE GENERAL (PGEN)

DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL - POLICE LIEUTENANT GENERAL (PLTGEN)

DIRECTOR - POLICE MAJOR GENERAL (PMGEN)

CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT - POLICE BRIGADIER GENERAL (PBGEN)

SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT - POLICE COLONEL (PCOL)

SUPERINTENDENT - POLICE LIEUTENANT COLONEL (PLTCOL)

CHIEF INSPECTOR - POLICE MAJOR (PMAJ)

SENIOR INSPECTOR - POLICE CAPTAIN (PCPT)

INSPECTOR - POLICE LIEUTENANT (PLT)
 Non-Commissioned Officers

OLD RANK NEW RANK

SENIOR POLICE OFFICER 4 - POLICE EXECUTIVE MASTER SERGEANT (PEMS)

SENIOR POLICE OFFICER 3 - POLICE CHIEF MASTER SERGEANT (PCMS)

SENIOR POLICE OFFICER 2 - POLICE SENIOR MASTER SERGEANT (PSMS)

SENIOR POLICE OFFICER 1 - POLICE MASTER SERGEANT (PMSG)

POLICE OFFICER 3 - POLICE STAFF SERGEANT (PSSG)

POLICE OFFICER 2 - POLICE CORPORAL (PCPL)

POLICE OFFICER 1 - PATROLMAN/PATROLWOMAN (PAT)

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SALARY
Highway Patrol Group (HPG)
We don't need a specialized gang unit. We
need patrol officers who specialize in
knowing their community.
Greg Boyle
 Thank you!
Presenter: Danilo Baniel Jr.

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